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;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; ZZAP configuration file
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Declare your default command line switches. These are set to the
; normal default that ZZAP uses.
SWITCH=a+/b-/c-f-/i-/k-/m+/n+/p-/r-/s-/t-/v-/x-
; Declare the subdirectory to place corrupted/virused archives in.
BADDIR=C:\BAD.DIR
; BBS file fixer program name and command line options
FIXER=QFIX.EXE descript.ion
; Command line options for SCAN.EXE
SCANOPT=/A /NOMEM
; Set the maximum number of days old a file can be to allow processing.
; Setting this value to zero will cause the age of a file to be ignored.
; AGE=1 indicates files with today's date ONLY, AGE=2 is for files stamped
; with today's or yesterday's date.
AGE=0
; One use for the MID= command is to declare Norton's DIRSORT program
; so that all files are sorted before being placed in the new archive.
; Programs such as PKZIP do not sort the files when placing them in
; the archive. This example is commented out.
; MID=D:\NORTON\DS.EXE NE
mid=%comspec%
; Define each of the extracting programs. Each definition must
; begin with the extension associated with that archive type,
; followed by the command to extract all files. The %1 is
; replaced by the path and filename of the archive.
UNARC=arc pkunpak.exe %1 >nul
UNARC=arj arj.exe e -a -y %1 >nul
UNARC=dwc dwc.exe ew %1 >nul
UNARC=ice ice.exe e -n %1 >nul
UNARC=lbr lue220.com %1 >nul
UNARC=lzh lha.exe e /xm -n %1 >nul
UNARC=pak pak.exe e %1 >nul
UNARC=sdn pak.exe e %1 >nul
UNARC=zip pkunzip.exe -d -jhsr %1 >nul
UNARC=zoo zoo.exe e// %1 >nul
; The next command defines the default archive to convert to. You
; can override this command with the /E or /O switch.
DEFAULT=zip
; Define the archiving programs. This command is almost
; identical to the UNARC command except you must follow the
; extension with the command to add all files in the current
; subdirectory to the archive.
ARC=arc pkpak.exe -a %1 *.* >nul
ARC=arj arj.exe a -a -jt -y %1 *.* > nul
ARC=dwc dwc.exe arw %1 *.*/s
ARC=ice ice.exe a -anm %1 *.* >nul
ARC=lzh lha.exe a -amnpr %1 *.* >nul
ARC=pak pak.exe a /I %1 *.* >nul
ARC=sdn pak.exe ai %1 *.* >nul
ARC=zoo zoo.exe a: %1 * >nul
ARC=zip pkzip.exe -a -ex -jhsr -whsr -p -r %1 *.* >nul
; Define self-extracting archive signatures. The first parameter
; is the archive type, the second parameter is offset into the
; file (decimal), the rest is the signature. See the manual for
; additional information.
; ARJ 2.30 jr
SFX=ARJ 561 aRJsfX
; ARJ 2.30
SFX=ARJ 562 aRJsfX
; LHA 2.05E
SFX=LZH 36 LH's SFX
; ZIP 1.10
SFX=ZIP 50 PKWARE
; The following command determines how executable programs (EXE
; and COM files) that are not self-extracting archives (SFX)
; should be treated. The default is to flag the file as "BAD".
; The following command causes the file to simply be ignored
; instead.
NONSFX=IGNORE
; The next command determines if executables contained inside an
; archive should be checked for the SFX signature. This command
; accepts one of three parameters: YES, NO, and BAD (see manual
; for further details). Here we are saying to not check for
; nested SFX files, which is the default if the command was left
; out entirely.
NESTEDSFX=NO
; Here's an example of automatically adding an archive comment by using the
; -z option of PKZIP and redirecting the standard input from a file:
; ARC=zip pkzip.exe -a -ex -jhsr -whsr -z %1 *.* >NUL <c:\archives\header.txt